Pittsburgh Steelers/Baltimore Ravens kicks off at 12:40 p.m. PT on NBC.

Happy to use your NFL thread:

" 36 years ago today, Dan Marino threw his 37th (and 38th, 39th and 40th) TD of the season in a 45-34 loss to the Raiders, breaking the single-season record held at the time by both George Blanda and Y.A. Tittle.

He'd end the season just his second in the league with 48, which is still No. 5 all time.
The top 10: Full list.

1. Peyton Manning: 55 (2013)

2. (tie) Tom Brady (2007) and Patrick Mahomes (2018): 50

4. Manning: 49 (2004)

5. Marino: 48 (1984)

6. Drew Brees: 46 (2011)

7. Aaron Rodgers: 45 (2011)

8. Marino: 44 (1986)

9. Brees: 43 (2012)

10. (tie) Matthew Stafford (2011) and Kurt Warner (1999): 41

-Axios

bearister said:

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Happy to use your NFL thread:

" 36 years ago today, Dan Marino threw his 37th (and 38th, 39th and 40th) TD of the season in a 45-34 loss to the Raiders, breaking the single-season record held at the time by both George Blanda and Y.A. Tittle.

He'd end the season just his second in the league with 48, which is still No. 5 all time.
The top 10: Full list.

1. Peyton Manning: 55 (2013)

2. (tie) Tom Brady (2007) and Patrick Mahomes (2018): 50

4. Manning: 49 (2004)

5. Marino: 48 (1984)

6. Drew Brees: 46 (2011)

7. Aaron Rodgers: 45 (2011)

8. Marino: 44 (1986)

9. Brees: 43 (2012)

10. (tie) Matthew Stafford (2011) and Kurt Warner (1999): 41

-Axios

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And zero Super Bowl titles. Marino was a classic "pile up the stats, who cares about winning" QB. What a loser....

Pittsburgh played with fire and got lucky. They should have crushed the Ravens, but let them hang around. Usually it ends badly, but apparently not in this case.

Big question - can Pittsburgh go 16-0?? It would be remarkable during Covid times.

Big Ben is like a cockroach. Covid is afraid of him. If Nuclear Armageddon comes, he will be one of a handful of people on earth left standing.